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Gould VIII Own a Town.

ST. LOUIS, April 3O.-A local paper says
that Jay Gould has perfected the purchase
of 16S acres of land from John Boiinger,
for the consideration OF $S5, 600. The land
was bought for an extensive manufactur'
ing site, where the 2aSasine SHOPS Of 6otd
the Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain
and Southern roads are to be consolidated
1t is said on good authority that it will not
be long before Mr.. Gould will commence
to carry out his plans for an industrial
town and machine shops, where at least
four thousand men will be employed.
These employees are to be furnished with
pleasant dwellings that are 10 be provided
with all conveniences essential TO homes
tor firstclass mechanics IL will be two
wears before this suburb can be put in run
ming order. II is located just south OF
CarOndelet Park.
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The "OIso" Sensation spoiled.

CHICAGO, April 30.-The recent inter
view with Commissioner Colman, on the
subject Of oleomargarine, in which that
gentleman was quoted as saying that the
investigations of the department showed
that the carcasses of dogs and other ami
mails were used in the manufacture, has
caused eonsiderahss exeitsasat among the
manufaetRveEs here. One large concern
telegraphed the Commissioners yesterday
on the subjsct, and resolved tia following
reply, under date Of Washington, April
20: II have never, said any one that
SomargarinT is ,..~sa ae' sses of docs
ri~As ids.
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Jordan Rsturns from Europe.

NEW YORK, April 30.--U. S. Treasurer
Jordan arrived here from Europe on the
steamship Aller yesterday, and left FOL
Washington to-day. He is in excellent
health. When he left Mr.. Manning al
Bournemouth, the ex Secretary condition
was greatly improved ard he expected Il
he in New York inside Of thirty days. H'
is gaining strength every day and the rest
is making a new man of him. Mr.. Jordan
saws that none of the plans about the West
ern National Bank so far as he and MIR
Manning are concerned, have beer
chanped
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stormy Scenes at the Unionist Meeting.

LONDON, April S0.-The meeting of the
Liberal L niOnists called to-day, to con-
slider certain proposed amendments to the
Irish Crimes Act Amendment bill, assem-
bled at the city residence of the Marquis
of Harrington. The meeting was very
stormy, owing to SSe divergence in Opin-
ion among the attendants as to many OF
the details of the bill. Several of the gen
tlemen present left the meeting before its
conclusion.
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Refuse the Arbitration Award.

EvERsoN, PA, April 30.-The Miners
Amalgamated Association of the coke re-
gion met here to day to consider the award
of Umpire Jackson, of the Coke Arbitra-
ton Board. 1t was decided TO accept the
award to date, and TO make a new demand
for IL! per cent advance in wages to
take effect in six day, the alternate to be
a strike. A committee was appointed ia
confer with the X. of l.. miners and, II
possible, to secure their cooperation IN
making the strike general. Over l3,OOO
men are interested.
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ThiaIaPrnhahIrnIia-

LOUISVILLE, April 3O.-A special from
Proctor, W. Va, says: The dead bodies
of three negroes, brothers, named Sylves-
ter, were found hanging to tree on the
roadside six miles east of here yesterday,
each body bearing the following Placard;
'sNigger thievery must be broken up
Farmers in the neigbbOrhoOd have suffered
depredations at the hands of unknown per
sons, and it seems finally settled on the
Sylvesters as the guilty parties. The ne
groes lived comparatively comfortably, vel
scarcely ever did any work.
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Death and Marriage at FaIrmont.

Special Telegram 10 The Register.
FAIRMONT, w. VA, April 3O.-Richard
b. Nuzum, one of the oldest citizens of
this county, died at his home in Union
District this morning at the advanced age
of 81. He,was prominent citizen and a
lifelong Free Mason. The funeral takes
place tomorrow under the auspices of
FaiTmOut Lodge No. 8, A. +. and A. NJ.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr.. C..
Sprigg Sands, of this place, and Miss Lulu
NJ. Shafer, of Rowlesburg, at the latter
place on Thursday evening of next week.
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Had broken a Promise to His Wife.

NASHVILLE, April 3O.-Yesterday after
noon Mr.. Edward L. Samuels, Promi'
nent st. Louis merchant, jumped from the
bridge in this city into the river. lie was
rescued by some men in canoe and re,
moved to hospital, where he died at $50
o'clock this morning. Before he died be
said that his reason for attempting SUICIDE
was because he had broken promise
made to his wife, that he would drink no
more intoxicating liquor.
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GoyERNMENrs-Dull and steady.
STATEs-Dull and steady.
Pan ctiya. sales


Observation-Disclosures sales s., 229, 600.
SToCKs-The market to-day was the
dullest of the week. The opening price
was generally firm, while Missouri Pacific
showed an advance. First few minutes
business was marked by great activity, but
the market soon quoted down and by the
end of the first hour had become dull and
SO remained throughout the rest OF the day.
TT. Worth and Denver were specially weak,
dropping nearly per cent, while the rest
of the list showed but slight fluctuations
and generally firm. Fl Worth afterwards
recovered most of the decline and after
wards recovered most Of its losses, when
all interests in transactions ceased. Quo
tations yielded slowly upon realizations,
hut closed dull and steady. Sales 20i, Ol2
shares. Quotations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express li2; American Express
ll3; Canada Pacific 65l; Central Pacific
40; Chesapeake and Ohio 4; do preferred
tirsts 1It do seconds 10; Chicago and Alton,
AS; do preferred 100; Chicago, burlington
and Quincy li6l; Delaware and Hudson,
lS4s; Delaware, IIackawanna and Western
1874; Denver and Rio Grande, 3l9; Erie
3i!; do preferred 72} Fl Wayne, 49,
Illinois Central, l3i; Lake Shore, 95s;
Michigan Central 81; Minneapolis and
st. Louis, IL! do preferred, AZ; Missouri
Pacinc, l0si; Northern Pacific, 20s; do
preferred, 6l3; Chicago and Northwestern,
l2li; do preferred, li9l; New York Cen
trail, 113l; Oregon Transcontinental, "a!
Pacific Mail, 81! Panama, -; Peoria, ID. *
f. IS; Pittsburg, 1888 Pullman Palace Car,
ISL; Reading, 45}; Rock Island, l2s! st.
Louis and San Francisco, 81. do preferred,
III; first preferred, 1851; st. Paul.
Minneapolis and Minnesota ia; st. Paul
and Omaha, 81; do preferred ll3; Texas
Pacific, 3Oi; Union Pacific, 6ls United
States Express 60; Western Union Tele-
graph 76s.
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A Band of Regulators Fired Upon.

WINCHESTER, o., April $O,-At mid
night n hand of regulars quietly surround
ed brothel on the outskirts Of West
Union, the inmates of which have fire.
quently been warned to leave the county,
but had maintained their ground. The
moon was just setting when the leader of
the regulators knocked at the door and
informed the occupants of the place that
they must prepare to accompany them out
of town. The reply was volley of shots
from half n dozen windows. Several of
the regulators were badly wounded, and
one of them, Frank Eubanks, was shot
through the neck, and it is thought cannot
survive. There is strong feeling through
out the neighborhOod against the inmates
Of the house. No arrests have been made
yet, but there will likely be further
trouble
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Waiter. 20 strike.

CHICAGO, April SO.-Tbe probabilities
are that next Monday about nine hundred
white and two hundred colOTed walters
EMPLOYED in various hotels and resiau'
rants Of Chicago will strike for an increase
of wages in accordance with the scale
adopted by the Walters Assembly IND
L of i.
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,ns membrane that wonderful
..elope sarro mding the delicate dis
xues Of ana air and food passages, that Catarrh
wakes lis 4 onShold. once established, q eats
In~>.the we'd yitals, and renders life but long
A. Nhrsah of misery and disease, duiling the
sens u bearing. trammeling The power OF
sneeeb destroying the faculty Of smell, iainting
fbs hreatb. aud Killing the refined pleasures OF
taste. InSidiOuSly, by creeping on nom SIMPLE
cold In The head. it assaults the memoranO'is
lining and envelopes the bones. eating through
the delicate coats and causing Inflammation,
slonghing and death Nothing short OF totai
srsd}cstion will secure health 10 the patient and
All alleyiatiyes are simply pfOerasiinated Suuee-
inSs leading 10 a fatal termination. SANFoRDs
RSpicAL CURE, by fahGigft0n and oy intsfAA
administration, has never failed even Wheh lne
disease has made frightful inroads on deneAte
consfitutions. hearing smell and taste have been
recovered, and the disease thoroughly drNeu
out" ~ .,,, t,,
tls of the RADICAL CURE, one box CArARshAL
S0IyEST. and one IMPROVED lNHALER, neatly
wrapped in one package, with iuh ulreS''ohS'
price, Si.00.
PorrER DRUG & CHEMICAL Co, Boston
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THE CLIFTON OIL BOOM.
The Well Flows Ia Paying Qusntities-A
Boom Predicted.

The Well Flows In Paying Quantities-A
Boom Predicted.
Specid! telegram 10 he Sunday Register.
MASON CITY, W. VA, April SO.-Clif-
ton, two miles below here, ON the line OF
the Ohio River Railroad, has boom, and
no mistake about it. 1t is in the shape OF
first class oil well filled with an excellent
lubricating oil. The we'll has quite his
tory, as before stated in the REGISTER. 1t
was drilled in 1885 by the Standard Iron
and Nail Company for the purpose of
obtaining gas for fuel. When down
nearly 1900 feet the report
went forth that oil had been
struck in paying quantities. Tanks were
at once put up and when ready to begin
pumping it was suddenly closed for some
cause which has never been explained.
There it stood until last March, when it
suddenly began to throw oil in large guam
titles. A joint stock company was then
organized to operate it, This week they
were preparing TO torpedo it, but before
the preparations were completed the oil
flowed in such quantities that the shoot
ing has been abandoned. Seventeen har
rels were pumped by hand this morning,
and your correspondent, when he visited the
scene this evening, found no one except the
Waterman, all athers having gone TO the
machine shops for machinery necessary TO
pump it by steam. Work will beresumed
Monday morning, and it is expected that
next week Clifton will he shipping oil by
the hundred barrels. The company have
leases on 1900 acres Of adjacent land aud
no stock can be bought. Among the West
Virginia stockholders ore b. j. Redmond,
z. Stephens, F. c. Lanham, c. Shrews-
tatSST, s. F. Maxwell, K. h. Rees, f. X.
Holland, &. w. MoredOck, ID. w. Polsley,
c. F. Hess, Gus Jordan, II. q. Nease, ID.
f. Newton, J. +. Beller, J. Nj. Long, w.
X. Gum, j. S. Spenser, w. Brown, A. A.
Holland and 4. Robinson. Several shares
are held by parties in MeipI county, Ohio.
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To Clear the Fair Grounds.

Special TllCgrdm 10 The Sunday Register
ST. GAINESVILLE, O., April 3O.-The
board of managers of the Belmont County
Fair Association held meeting this after
noon and viewed the destruction wrought
by the recent cyclone on the beautiful
grounds. 1t was decided to issue call to
all citizens who take Il pride in public in
stitutiOns and in having fair, asking
them to meet at the grounds on Tuesday,
May II, with axes, SAWS and teams, and
donate a days time to clearing mp the
grounds. Those who cannot come but
feel willing can make q contribution in
money. The society has always shown
pluck and energy, and expect the people
to rally to their assistance i'll their misfor-
tune. Contributions sent to j. b. Meyer,
Secretary, or John Pollock, Treasurer, will
receive prompt acknowledgement.
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The Vatican and BOuIanger's Law

ROME, April 30 The Vatican has no
tilted France that General BOulanger's
military law, which refuses exemption
from military service 10 youth or men
studying for the priesthood, 5 an infringe
ment of the ConeOrdat, and has demanded
its withdrawal
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disturbances Renewed in Crete.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, April 30.-The dis
turbanees against the authority of the
Porte on the Island of Crete have been re-
newed by the Greek inhabitants.
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DEMONSTRATIONS PROHIBITED.

According to the RepuJliqae FruRediSe,
all the French protects have been instructed
to prevent the people in their respective
districts from using the occasion of Nj.
Schnaebeles' liberation for making anti
German demonstrations.
NJ. Schnaebeles reached Paris this after
noon. lie at once called upon Premier
Goblet and had an interview with him, in
which he reafirmed the story of his arrest
as originally told,
1t is again asserted that M. Schnaebeles
will be relieved of his post of COmmissary
ut Pagny-sur- Moselle and that he will be
retired on q pension.
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,v,I, xro,., on apy Pa.aerns.

CNcIxK4TI, April 30-The Local
Union of Iron MoIders rebelled against the
authority Of the National Union and has
determined to
-
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AGla,lstonian Resigns.

LONDON, April 3O.-Mr. w. c. Borlase,
Liberal (GladstOnian) NJ. P. for Cornwall,
has vacated his seat by soliciting and ae-
cepting the Chiltern Hundreds.
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Proved By one az Che ALLEGED ARszultsrsol
Jennie Bowmane
- ooIsSIEI.E Ky. April 81 hqFS
after midnight, this morning, Edward Rst-
tersOn, one of the alleged murdereTs o.
jennie Bowman. On being informed that
aartered IN f-e-s8 -
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els; mixed western 36a37c; white NO.
ern SSaiac. Hay quiet and steady; ~
ping Assoc per cwt Hops-Dull; ~
isaaoc, Conee-Fair; Rio quiet st>AiG
options lower an1 nsasrHislE Actirl; -
"a, 900 bag; Nay NSon1ko -
II. SOC; JAY i5.05al6.l6ss 49,
l5.25c; Hep1smbsr i6Ma1& -;
her l5.S5aiS 90; Dsnsnb9 ~
February 1880. Sugar-Duns -
dull and easier. Molasses quiet; Rio ern,
with fair inquiry. Petroleum-FFU;
United 66lc. Turpentine-Quiet at S7Sa
iOc. Egys-E Easier and In fair demand;
receipts 4.737 packages at l3c Buttaf
Quiet and firm; western 12a24c: J ~.
creamery CSC. Cheese-Firm and deuAnn1
moderate. Iard-Lower and only -
erately active; western steam spot " ~
June 81 33a7 40; July 81 4ia1 -; Angnse
s. 55a7 57;September 81 80; October ~ -
az 81; city steam 81 O0s.
Chicago.
CHICAGO. April 3o.-Trading in whsae
was not on large scale to-day, operatou
evidently feeling inclined 10 await o..
velopments on Monday--delivery day.
Corn-Quict oats--Fairly active. Mo-
pork-Closed steady. Flour - Quiet 60
unchanged. Wheat-Cash No. 9 spring
sosas0sc; No. 3 spring 7aa75c; No. . ri
sOsc; April s0sasllc, closing at sole;
MAY s0iasiSc, closing ut sole; June set
aSssc, closing ut s3sc; July e3as3lA
closing ut sale. Corn--Cash No. 2 y1A
SIZE; April 36ia37ic, closing at 3o}c;
May 31ta37Ic, closing at sic; June =
aS9sc, closing nj 392c; July 4O3alttr,
closing nj t0ic. Oats-Cash No. 220tc;
April 26laa6i, closing at 26ic; May 2ela
2Tc, closing at 26sc; Juno 281e2o{a
closing at oslo; July 2sia29c, closing
at 2Sic. Rye-Cash No. , $50. ho11sy
No. . SIC. Flax Seed-No. VI o..
Timothy Seed-Prime ut $ly8S. MsD
Pork Cash SO 90; May 50 50aa3 90.
closing at ST. 30: June t22 00a23 10,
closing at S22 IS. IArd-Cash 30 81; Nay
May 81 SOLAR 0al, closing at % sal;
June 81 00a7 l2!, closing ut 81 0S; july
81 l0a7 -, closing at 81 Is. Pork--Sho
ribs. 81 50a7 20; shoulders q 90a6 20;
short clear 81 10. Whisky-At 81 10.
Sugars-Cut loaf CSC; graduated &C.
Butter-steady; dairy I6a2slc. Eus--M
l0lallc.
Phiiadsiphia.
PHILADELPHIA, April Colour
Demand moderate aud prices stead
Wheat In fair demand; No. red Apr
93la93lc; May and June 93ta93!c; Jul
93a93lc Corn--Spot in fair demand
futures fair and quiet; high mixed Sic,
No. 2miSed April i7tal7ic; May 47ls+7le;
i7ia4slc. Oats-Spot barely stcady; ~
iccted white 3ic; bright No white 80
36Ic; Ma. 2 white SIC; futures 0 xhAde
firmcr but quiet; No. = white April 36ja
BE; May 36ia37c; June 37ta37ie; July
37Ia3slc.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., April 30.-Cottou-
Firm. Flour-Quict. whcat--heAv'
No. = red s3c; receipts 6,OO0 BUSH
shipments none Corn--Scarce aud hig,e
No. . mixed i8lc. 0iis-Firmer; NJ, %
mixed 30a3ic. Rye-Quiet; No. 2 10
&c. Pork at $40 -. Lard-Da"
at So 90 Bulk Meats--Easier; short RI
62lc, Bacon Scarce aud qniet; ssort n
81 62l. Whisky-Firm nj 81 IL. HUT
Sugar and Cheese-Scarce. Eggs-r
at l0aiolc. ---
Tsls 10.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 4a6 Per Cent.-Governments Dull
and Steady-Stocks Duil-f1our Quiet and
Unchanged-Wheat Slow.
NEW YORK, April 30.-Money on call
easy at lac per cent; closed offered at per
cent; prime mercantile paper 5a5s per
cent sterling exchange dull but steady
and unchanged.
nall aud staaay
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Rnttln Fnrtnrr Rnrneil.

PIrsBURe, April S0-The glass hottie
factory of Thomas Wightman & Co., in
the West End, was totally destroyed by
fire tonight Loss $4,000; fully in
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~ HONORARLE sETTLENIENT.

The Paris newspapers appear to be near
ly all well pleased by the manner in which
the Schnaebeles affair has been settled,
and pronounce it an honorable settlement
They praise the prudence and fairness dis
played by NJ. Flourens, Minister OF For
eign Affairs, in his conduct of Frances
side of the case. A majority of the papers
draw from the incident the lesson that in
the future France must redOuble her yigi-
lance in order to avoid surprises OF the
kind caused by the arrest OF NJ. Schnae-
hpleS
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Cincinnati.


ToLxDo, O.. April 20. --wha-
No. . regular SIC; Lake HhsVs
TJtr; jane eSSe; Augsss sale.
quiet; No . 40lc. ClovefscsS dsi'.
aud April 81 0O.
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nYIvsLaF raneei,,

PARIS, April 3O.--M. Schuaebeles, who
was released from prison yesterday by or
der of Germany, and who at once departed
from Metz, where he was incarcerared, ar
rived at Pagny-sur-MOselle, where he was
arrested.
His wife and son met him at the station,
" here were also assembled the whole pop
ulation OF the town, headed by all the
Oliiceholders of the municipality.
NJ. Schnaebeles was cheered by the
crowd, who cried out, "yiye,La France ~
"Viye Schnaebeles ~ After short speech
NJ. Schnaebeles proceeded to Paris. He
declined to he interviewed by members OF
the press. He declared he had been well
treated by the Germans.
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HOW IT ACHES.

} ~ Worn out with pain. but still compelled
'" nv stern necessity 10 stand uP 10 the
- AWork before Us ana bear he pain: Ne
SAlIieT in one minute in dutteura
Anti- pain Plaster for the aching
Rrrl 80 and hack The weak and painful
,,us.Iqs the sore chest and hacking cough, anu
ysTv main and ache OF daily toll. Elegant, new
ORIGINAL speedy and infnlhble. Al dEngg s.sS
25c,: hye for SlOG; Or, postage isee' u i'''S'
Drug and Chemical Co, Boston
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LIVE STOCK.
wheeling. 4

wheeling.
The cattle market this we
active with an advance over
last week. The hog market,
while the prices are the same
week. MesIs. Hudson h Bayha
the following quotations:
Cattle-l,O00 10 100 lbs stof
per ID. f; 800 TO 300 ll~. 4stlc. per
10 sOO lba. 3a3ic. per Id.
Hogs--Market slow 5a5lc per ]
Iambs-Good nj 3isGc ps ID.
Calyes-3ailc per ID.
Sheep-3to3lc per ID,
Chicago.
CHICAGO, April 30.--Cattle-
2, 600 head; shipments u
weaker for beeves. l0c OF; |,
81 O0a5 10; stockeis and Z,
4 40; COWS, bulls and mixed
Texas cattle 81 2jai Oh.
Hogs Receipts 6,000 head
6, 900 head; market strong. z
rough and mixed u 05a5 10
shipping q 50a5 G5; light
skips 81 O0a4 10.
s,heep-Receihs 1000 b
none; market stronger; NO
shorn 81 O0s4 05; Texan
lambs 81 50a6 90.
Esst Libsr
EAST LIBERTY. PA, a
Receipts 95 head, sh:s
nothing doing; all throo
Hog Receipts 1900
3, 300 head; market >!
| 80 O0s6 10; Workers .
and light IS 30a5 4G;p
Sbeep-Recsipts t,50
I, 400 head; markes
prices.
Cineis
CrscIssATi, Aptt
common and light
aud butchers s. o.
bead; shipments LOO
pETRO
4
tn
TTTUsyfLLE, A.
Opened 1T 6sle; b
closed nj Gg.c.
Pisf.,
PTTsBUEs, April
Dull and heavy: opens q
este; highest 6sie; los ySle.
Bradford. J
BRADFORD, PA, April 3o.--Pn
Opened at Gsle; elosed st este;
s5Ic: lowest sS.ci elesszDcss I. lssyl
reIs. fsss
ssv 49,
NKw YoEK, At<u %. -Pstss
Opened firm at &c fooIk ed ~,
weak, FELL lie u ~ ~ - Z,
il suddenly bssks - - - :
at GGic. ssls 4oe1
| OIL CRY
ut GG!e. G6Is - hans
$500, 90 bs1<(r; 6Arteis -
shipments 77.s1s bansis.
DRY
NEW YoKK. 4
BusiDe@ gut
erssesS inq~
diczte az
mon ~
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}Grauelsfs' 6uids,
depart. Arrive.

A RRIyAI. AND DEPARTURE or TRAINS
a FxFIKNATToNoF RKgERKNCz MARKS: sDatly
fSupday excepted Monday excepted III
Marf1fan AnrfI 4 1Ss7.
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TO WEAK men

s,sTnq from the effects OF youthful errors early
a,ay -vgeAkness. lost MANHOOD etC,' ~ -
S'>' -.ssatise (sealed containing iuil
,,.,,,e,,l.rs Tor home cure. FREE OF charge. A
splepdid medical work should be read oy syeLy
man who Is nervous and debihtated. ADDRESS,
Prof, +. G. FOWLER, MOOdus, Conn
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ESst Li,er

EAST LIBERTY. PA, a
-Receipts 95 head, sh:s
nothing doing; Nil throo
Hog 1900
1900 head; market >!
80 00s6 10; Workers
and light IS 3,a5 4G;p
Sbeep-Recsipts f,Fo
I, 400 head; markes
prices.
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CINCINNATI, Apt
common and light {
aud butchers s. o.
bead; shipments 100